The Big Fight Which Was Launched Yesterday At The O2 Arena, Small British Boxer David Haye Vs Russain Giant Nikolai Valuev, The Fight Was Wacthed By Millions, And I Managed To Get My Hands On The Winning Round, As You Must Heard David Haye Won ! Haye Damaged His Hand In The 2nd Round So He Had To Intercept More With His Left, All His Confidence And Training Payed Off. Please Subscribe For More Videos.

Boxing: After all the big talk, it's time for Haye to step up Previous biggest ever champions *Vitali Klitschko Current WBC champ stands at 6ft 7in. n HENRY AKINWANDE 6ft 7in. WBO heavyweight champion 1996-97. *Vladimir Klitschko Current IBF, IBO and WBO champion. 6ft 6in. *jess willard Heavyweight champion 1915-19. 6ft 6in. David Haye has only fought (professionally) outside the United Kingdom on three previous occasions beating Roger Bowden in Miami in 2003, Vance Winn in Beverly Hills, also in 2003, and Jean-Marc Mormeck in Paris in 2007 David Haye vs Nikolai Valuev Thanks﻿ for rateing and commenting, great nite one for the History Books

Nikolai Valuev is 23 stone and 7ft 2 inches. David Haye is 15 stone 8lbs and 6ft 3 inches.This is size vs speed, brawn vs brain. David Haye has only had two fights as a heavyweight after vacating his cruiserweight world title. Nikolai Valuev has been around for a long time and fought nobody of any note except an old Evander Holyfield who many believe beat Valuev. It shows how bad heavyweight boxing has become when you have somebody like Valuev as a champ. David 'vs' Goliath? Lets hope David Haye can beat Nikolai Valuev and give heavyweight boxing some credability again.

vinovo.magnify.net FREE Entrance song hosted.filefront.com Evander Holyfield Robbed Blind in Switzerland Disgrace By Cliff Rold Nearly a decade ago, Evander Holyfield benefited from a disgraceful draw in his first unification bout with Lennox Lewis universally hailed as one of the worst decisions of the 1990s. A little more than a decade ago, a 48-year old George Foreman was jobbed out of the lineal World Heavyweight championship versus Shannon Briggs in a way which suggested Foreman was no longer wanted on the big stage. Empathy with both Lewis and Foreman should come easy to Holyfield after what occurred at the Hallenstadion in Zurich, Switzerland on Saturday night. In what may go down as one of the worst decisions ever rendered in a Heavyweight title fight, the 46-year old former Olympian, four-time titlist, and two-time lineal World Heavyweight king Holyfield (42-10-2, 27 KO) of Atlanta, Georgia, 214 ½ lbs., landed the cleaner blows and controlled the tempo for most of twelve rounds only to be denied an earned fifth title by judging which could be seen by some as incompetence so epic it validates the decision of so many former fans to stay away from the Sweet Science. It was by no means a great fight; in fact, it was at times downright dull. None of that changes what happened in the ring. At 70, 310 ¾ lbs., the 35-year old Russian Valuev (50-1, 34 KO) retains his WBA belt and path to a rematch with 30-year old former titlist Ruslan Chagaev (24-0, 17 KO). Chagaev ...

vinovo.magnify.net SPORT (Boxing) VIDEOS Evander Holyfield Robbed Blind in Switzerland Disgrace By Cliff Rold Nearly a decade ago, Evander Holyfield benefited from a disgraceful draw in his first unification bout with Lennox Lewis universally hailed as one of the worst decisions of the 1990s. A little more than a decade ago, a 48-year old George Foreman was jobbed out of the lineal World Heavyweight championship versus Shannon Briggs in a way which suggested Foreman was no longer wanted on the big stage. Empathy with both Lewis and Foreman should come easy to Holyfield after what occurred at the Hallenstadion in Zurich, Switzerland on Saturday night. In what may go down as one of the worst decisions ever rendered in a Heavyweight title fight, the 46-year old former Olympian, four-time titlist, and two-time lineal World Heavyweight king Holyfield (42-10-2, 27 KO) of Atlanta, Georgia, 214 ½ lbs., landed the cleaner blows and controlled the tempo for most of twelve rounds only to be denied an earned fifth title by judging which could be seen by some as incompetence so epic it validates the decision of so many former fans to stay away from the Sweet Science. It was by no means a great fight; in fact, it was at times downright dull. None of that changes what happened in the ring. At 70, 310 ¾ lbs., the 35-year old Russian Valuev (50-1, 34 KO) retains his WBA belt and path to a rematch with 30-year old former titlist Ruslan Chagaev (24-0, 17 KO). Chagaev returns from the ...